Galaxy Burger

Galaxy Burger is a popular simulation cooking game that supports both single-player and multiplayer modes. Run your own burger shop together, using a variety of interesting ingredients to create delicious burgers for a diverse array of alien customers. Different customers have unique and varied tastes, and players need to prepare burgers and other snacks as quickly as possible. Your rewards and customer satisfaction will continuously upgrade your shop, unlocking more new ingredients. In multiplayer mode, players need to strategically divide tasks and cooperate to improve food preparation efficiency and handle the constant stream of customers.

Gameplay of Galaxy Burger:

With each burger joint you open up, you encounter new customers drawn in various art styles — you’ll meet plenty of chibi Robo-Kitties on Venus, while the Earthlings who reside both on Earth and on the moon are Rick and Morty-esque. Some customers are shy, but, importantly, all customers are chill and relatively easy to please. These burger joints are like a pizza shop in a college town run by slow-moving, yet ultimately effective, stoners. There’s no rush, so as the player, you can really home in on lining that burger up perfectly with the bun, or nailing your ketchup art.

Galaxy Burger defaults to a mode where you earn wages and tips for correctly making orders for one day at a time. You know how many customers you’ll see that day from the start of the round, and you can take as long as you want in real time to complete it. In short, it’s all the satisfaction of a Diner Dash or Cooking Mama game, with none of the stress. The money does function as a motivating reward, though — you can use it to unlock new planets (I’ve unlocked up to Earth so far) and buy coupons for more tips and faster cook times, among other buffs that last for one day each.

Online co-op, endless mode, and time-sensitive mode — where customers judge you on order accuracy and speed — make Galaxy Burger feel like a full game despite the simple premise. I look forward to the possibility of updates that might bring more variety in dialogue with customers, or a challenge mode to play in between the relaxing default-mode rounds. But as it stands now, it’s got a loose grip on my attention, and I like that it’s designed to be respectful of my time. It’s become a mainstay in my rotation of games I play while also half-watching an episode of television I’ve already seen and having a conversation with my husband. Oh, is that just me? OK…

Features of Galaxy Burger:

Visually Stunning Maps: Explore diverse planets with rich environments, from neon-lit alien cities to mysterious asteroid fields.

Dynamic Smoke Effects: Smoke grenades aren’t just for combat—they add a layer of strategy to your burger-flipping adventures.

Global Leaderboards: Compete against players worldwide to see who runs the best burger joint in the galaxy.

Realistic Graphics: Built on the Source 2 engine, enjoy hyper-realistic rendering and visually pleasing textures.

Customizable Characters: Personalize your chef and staff with endless cosmetic options.

Interactive Gameplay: Experience tick-rate-independent gameplay for smoother action in single and multiplayer modes.

Player Comments of Galaxy Burger:

An absolutely adorable and simplistic burger making simulator game. Very soothing, with its cute character designs, cartoony style, relaxing BGMs.What I love most about it, is the game's difficulty is entirely for you to decide. You can go as easy or as hard as you desire, allowing this game to be a nice choice to pick up no matter the kind of mood you're in. I enjoy playing it on the side while watching or reading other things because of how little focus it actively demands from you!There's also a co-op mode to build burgers with your friends! It's really just the same as single player mode but with additional hands, but its fun!Definitely recommend if you enjoy a leisure experience you have lots of control over.

your other game fix the multiplayer bugs of this one first. The amount of desync in multiplayer that leaves extra items in my screen (I'm hosting), mostly drinks, and now a bug where my friend got locked into the ordering online order locking me out of sending the right sub and then had issues putting it down to play the rest of the round is insane. I wanna love this game but the multiplayer bugs are making it more and more unplayable. I'd still recommend but if you want multiplayer it will get annoying af real fast.

I hate the custom kitchen feature.I've played primarily solo and I've done multiplayer.Multiplayer functionality is great no connection issues or noticeable slowdowns.The custom kitchen perk is great when it works but is a nightmare if you finally got a great set of coupons and your prep station gets locked off screen.The custom kitchen feature can be horrendous. You cannot move certain machines so thanks very much for putting the coffee machine way off screen so I can't properly watch the grill and the drink machine at the same time. There is no reset to default option in edit mode. So if your prep stations start stacking onto each other and the game glitches out and wont let you either separate them or move them to an area witch no other items around they will still hit an invisible wall and automatically go back to being stacked ontop of each other.Which leads to another annoyance they force you to pick your level coupons first. Here's an idea developer if we select we want our own kitchen after reaching three stars send us straight to the layout menu first. Let us design our kitchen with options to reset and when we're ready we hit confirm then you go into the coupon menu and then the level.If your layout gets stuck in an unstable fashion you can't just count your losses for the coupons spent and then start a new shift because the game will auto save your custom kitchen even if it's broken. This is a fine feature if you were able to set your kitchen up right the first time, but if it's stuck and you select custom kitchen again you're getting the last state your kitchen was in. The only way to fix this is to either use the default kitchen or exit out the game completely.I have 100+ hrs in about to five star a third galaxy. I'm finishing this game because of autism, but I'm not enjoying the ride the further I go along. Also... no more sandwiches or at least update them. The Tabby Galaxy was grueling with how unappealing the ham looked the way it hung out and the rolls were so big so when a custom just orders veggies it just looks like you're serving them bread.

Final words:

Dive into a whimsical culinary adventure where you whip up the most outrageous burgers in the galaxy! This co-op cooking game invites you to create everything from classic patties to bizarre vegan options, all while serving a lineup of eccentric customers, including whimsical aliens and adorable cats.